Get Out Gear Down Camping Blanket – Puffy, Packable, Lightweight and Warm | Ideal for Outdoors, Travel, Stadium, Festivals, Beach, Hammock | 650 Fill Power Water-Resistant Backpacking Quilt

Get Out Gear Down Camping Blanket – Puffy, Packable, Lightweight and Warm | Ideal for Outdoors, Travel, Stadium, Festivals, Beach, Hammock | 650 Fill Power Water-Resistant Backpacking Quilt

£80.86

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Get Out Gear Down Camping Blanket – Puffy, Packable, Lightweight and Warm | Ideal for Outdoors, Travel, Stadium, Festivals, Beach, Hammock | 650 Fill Power Water-Resistant Backpacking Quilt
Price: £80.86
(as of Jul 10, 2024 15:12:41 UTC – Details)



Lightweight and Packable – For Wherever Adventure Calls Whether traversing the backcountry, chatting, around the campfire, or just cozying up with your favorite book, at only 1.1 lbs, the Bouffi blanket is the perfect balance of warmth, weight, and packability. Please Note: one key benefit of real down insulation is its extreme compressibility, saving you valuable weight and space when on the go. When you initially remove the blanket from its stuff sack after storage, it will appear thin and flat. Just give it a shake and allow some time for the down to * to its full loft and poofy-ness. So Warm and Cozy – It Loves You Back A 20D ripstop nylon shell blocks out wind and cold while 650 fill power down insulation keeps you cozy and warm inside. 3 Simple Snaps With the click of three simple snaps you can turn your favorite blanket into a poncho. Keep your hands * while the rest of you stays warm.
LIGHTWEIGHT AND COMPACT – Only 1.1 lbs! Includes stuff sack with heavy duty clasp for easy carrying and storage. (dimensions 80″x54″, 77″x50″ fully puffed, stuff sack 5″x12″)
COZY AND WARM – A 20D ripstop nylon shell blocks out wind and cold while 650 Fill Power down insulation keeps you cozy and warm inside.
SPILL AND WATER RESISTANT – A DWR (durable water repellent) coating protects your blanket from spills and weather. The nylon shell resists dirt, sand, and pet hair allowing you to lay it on dirt, grass, or sand without worry.
MAKES A GREAT GIFT – Makes a great gift for your outdoor adventurer, van lifer, road warrior, and other lovers of life.
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Customers say

Customers like the portability, warmth, and compactness of the down blanket. For example, they mention it’s easy to pack, suitable for cold nights, and takes up next to no room at all. That said, some appreciate the quality and design.

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13 reviews for Get Out Gear Down Camping Blanket – Puffy, Packable, Lightweight and Warm | Ideal for Outdoors, Travel, Stadium, Festivals, Beach, Hammock | 650 Fill Power Water-Resistant Backpacking Quilt

  1. Saki –

    Seems very thin when first unpacked, but…
    Seems very thin when first unpacked, but…leave it 24 hours and it will really fluff up. I’m guessing mine had been compressed for a long time before it was delivered to me, hence the time it took to loft. This is not really a practical sleep solution except perhaps on the warmest summer night in the UK. However it is excellent as a wrap for sitting around the campfire or even just watching TV on the sofa on a chilly night. It’s light, compact, soft, comfortable and very warm. Absolutely love it.

  2. andoid –

    Nice and light
    When you first unpack it you could be forgiven for thinking there is no down in the pockets but give it a couple of hours and they puff up, not massively though. Being down you can feel the heat being trapped straight away when you put it on you. Intend to use instead of a sleeping bag which I don’t get on with, especially mummy bags. Will wear clothes under this, pants won’t cut it, on a walking holiday in April.

  3. wan’o –

    So warm keeps legs and feet warm
    I’ve got this for wild camping but use it in the evenings when watching films I snuggle up with the kids as well with it it up really small and take it in the car or take it to keep warm watching a firework display. It’s a lovely blanket well worth the money I’ve washed it a few times and it all fluff back up with no issues.

  4. John Douch –

    Expensive but it works well and is very warm.
    EXCELLENT LIGHTWEIGHT DOWN BLANKET.BLANKET IS VERY WARM AND PACKS AWAY NEATLY INTO ITS BAG.APPEARS NICELY CONSTRUCTED AND OF GOOD QUALITY, TIME WILL TELL.I THINK THE COST OF THE BLANKET IS ON THE EXPENSIVE SIDE CONSIDERING HOW MUCH YOU’D PAY FOR A HEAVIER QUILT, THAT SAID THIS IS AN EXCELLENT PIECE OF KIT AND IS DESIGNED FOR TRAVELING AND BACK PACKING WHERE IT REALLY COMES INTO ITS OWN .DESPITE THE COST ID DEFINITELY RECOMMEND BUYING THIS DOWN BLANKET

  5. Russell –

    Light weight, easy to pack and puffs up quickly
    Not managed to use it winter camping yet due to restrictions but it seems to be good quality. It packs down well/easy and the compression bag works well. It puffs up again really quickly when unpacked. Going to use to supplement my 3 season sleeping bag instead if getting a 4 season one. It feels warm when puffed up.UPDATE: Have since used it on a camping trip up Ben Nevis, -11 at night and helped make for a cosy night, good product

  6. mr. d. p. evans Dave –

    Very thin and light but also very warm.
    The item packs away very small and light, it is quite thin but for summer it’s perfect. I will use it with a sleeping bag in winter. Love the poncho setting.

  7. Boots –

    Not very warm
    I bought this as an additional layer on top of a sleeping bag, but was disappointed that it didn’t add the warmth hoped for. It was to replace a bulky duvet we normally take, but just didn’t prove a good alternative and we were cold.It is lightweight however, and it does roll up small which is helpful for camping.

  8. George –

    Great warmth and yet so lightweight
    This was a blessing for my dad when cold in hospital, kept me warm when camping in bitterly cold weather, and also excellent for warmth when trying to reduce heating costs…though not cheap to start with. There is a synthetic version too for a little less.

  9. Gail Garland –

    Nothing

  10. PW –

    This compact duvet is perfect for travel. I hook it to my carry-on luggage and use it as a pillow on the plane and as an extra layer of warmth in bed in the hotels. I have even used it for roadside naps while traveling for work. It washes well with all my laundry lumped in together and goes in the dryer, then back in its little carrying case. Its light weight and portability is perfect for working away from home in both summer & winter months. I highly recommend it for anyone that travels. 👍👍

  11. Karen Weaver –

    The picture makes it look warm a d fluffy however the down never puffed up. I was very cold in 8 degree weather in BC. At 15 degrees it was fine.

  12. Geoff –

    Extremely light, packs down very small. I got this for summer backpacking/camping in northern Ontario Canada. I recently used it where the temp went down to 9c (48f) and I was plenty warm in a one person tent with a sleeping pad (R value 3) and wearing base layers. Seams “seem” good but I wouldn’t put much faith in the water resistance that is claimed.

  13. D Alanis –

    Funciona a la perfección, es justo lo que necesitaba y los botones son algo adicional que me funcionó muy bien, el precio es un poco elevado pero vale la pena

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